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Resolving rainbows with superimposed diffraction oscillations in NO + rare gas scattering: experiment and theory
2015
New Journal of Physics
A Stark decelerator is used in combination with velocity map imaging to study collisions of NO radicals with rare gas atoms in a counterpropagating crossed beam geometry. This powerful combination of techniques results in scattering images with extremely high resolution, in which rotational and L-type rainbows with superimposed quantum mechanical diffraction oscillations are visible. The experimental data are in excellent agreement with quantum mechanical scattering calculations. Furthermore,
doi:10.1088/1367-2630/17/5/055019
fatcat:3quqegak5rhbhpr5fnn44tsdlu